Greater than all these it is to see our living threads. These threads have to include our recurring desire to pull away, to establish separation. Is this a stretching? A breaking? It is a growing, for sameness is not life: life is profusion, creation, life, ever more life, ever new life! So the challenge is to integrate the disintegrating, to integrate inspiration and expiration. Work it will take.
Inspiration, expiration, perspiration!
:- Doug.
When we treat one person and not ourselves and that person as part of the fabric, we are pulling apart from the person, we are ripping the fabric, we are working against helping the person. If memory and thinking and consciousness are indeed between and among us, then we need to see we are already waves in the same pool, we need to continue to engage the person. Yes, that probably means we must practice medicine and law and all the rest differently: humanly, relatedly. I do not know what that means, but I can try.
:- Doug.
We are slicing and dicing ourselves apart one from the others.
:- Doug.
Maybe it is disconnecting disease, for we are actively disconnecting ourselves from one another, from life.
:- Doug.
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